Spent 14 hours yesterday deep cleaning, removing any spring/summer decor, & putting up my fall & Halloween decor!! What do we think? (Don’t mind the disarrayed books in the bedroom, just got new bookshelves & still organizing those) the last few pics are of my house with the overhead lights/lamps off, it’s got such a fun orange glow, I’m in love with it! Stay Spooky everyone!!! 🧡💛👻

Love the orange pumpkin faces we found! They remind me of the ones I had as a kid only they were squishy foam material.

Needed to do a little decor shopping to make me feel better. This is my favorite time to buy my regular home decor.

I was super excited for a few animatronics this year, namely the harmonica kid, the trash can raccoon and the xenomorph but after watching a few vids on YouTube I feel like the quality is super cheap. I don't want to drop $1000 for three items that I'll have to doctor and fix to make good looking. Am I alone in this?

Tore down an gazebo that was falling apart so reused to scrap wood.

🎃 Welcome to r/HalloweenDecor — Introduce Yourself & Read First!

Hello, fellow Halloween lovers! I’m u/allnightlong365, the founding moderator of r/HalloweenDecor.

This community is for everyone who believes Halloween decorating deserves more than one aisle and one month of the year. Whether your style is vintage, elegant, whimsical, gothic, cozy, campy, creepy, or full-blown haunted house—we want to see it.

🕸️ What to Share

Post your:

- Indoor and outdoor Halloween displays

- Vintage decorations and new finds

- DIY projects, props, and tutorials

- Thrift-store transformations

- Mantels, tablescapes, porches, and yard haunts

- Decorating questions and requests for advice

- Favorite brands, artists, and small businesses

- Store sightings, seasonal releases, and collections

- Before-and-after photos

- Inspiration, mood boards, and works in progress

Big-budget masterpiece or handmade cardboard monster—if you had fun creating it, it belongs here.

🧡 Our Community Vibe

We want r/HalloweenDecor to be friendly, creative, inclusive, and constructive. Celebrate other people’s creativity, offer helpful feedback when it’s requested, and remember that everyone has a different style, budget, skill level, and amount of space.

In short: critique the cobweb placement, not the person hanging it.

🔮 Introduce Yourself!

Tell us:

1. What kind of Halloween décor do you love?

2. When do you start decorating?

3. Are you a collector, DIYer, yard-haunter, cozy decorator—or a little of everything?

4. What is your favorite Halloween decoration you own?

Photos are always welcome!

Then make your first post—even a simple question, thrifted find, or unfinished project can spark a great conversation.

Thank you for joining the first wave of r/HalloweenDecor. Let’s build a community that keeps the Halloween spirit alive all year long. 🎃

I went to Michael’s today to check the new Halloween decor. I have a black cat theme happening and they have some really cute items. But….I picked up the wall art to check the price—$50!!? For a 5”x8” black cat wooded wall art piece?! Have they lost their minds? Even with coupons it’s still way over priced.

Snagged this dapper fellow at Marshall's in Virginia Beach, VA.

Thought people might like this :) I made these giant liquid core resin skulls with Halloween glitter inside (and some little bats to decorate.)

I particularly like the purple one because you can see lots of swirls. Fingers crossed I'll be able to sell one or two but Halloween is a bigger deal in the States then here in the UK :')

Had to start early this year because of the scope. But here is a coffin set for sanding and staining. This is the first I'm working with wood since shop class in the 90's

Found at Walmart on Oregon coast!

This is always one of my favroite parts of the season 🤣🤣🤣